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9780865343047

Breakdown: How the Secret of the Atomic Bomb Was Stolen During World War II

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  • ISBN13:

    9780865343047

  • ISBN10:

    0865343047

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-12-01
  • Publisher: Sunstone Pr

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Table of Contents

Preface 9(4)
Theory
13(34)
Site Selection
13(2)
Recruitment of Scientists
15(3)
Security Clearance Procedures
18(2)
Arrival in Los Alamos
20(1)
Main Gates and Security Passes
21(2)
Security Briefings
23(2)
Censorship Rules and Box 1663
25(4)
Other Freedoms Compromised
29(5)
Travel Restrictions
34(1)
Rumors and the Press
35(3)
A Needed Respite: Edith Warner's Tearoom
38(1)
Bodyguards and Code Names
39(2)
High Fences and Military Guards
41(1)
Badges, Burn Boxes, Locks, and Security Stamps
42(2)
The Compartmentalization Feud
44(2)
A Safe Secret in Theory
46(1)
Practice
47(47)
Security Breaks and Dubious Punishment
47(1)
Realities of Censorship
48(2)
Easy Entry
50(3)
Porous Fences
53(1)
Problems in the Technical Area
54(2)
Major Breakdown #1: Security Clearances
56(3)
The Controversy Over Oppenheimer
59(5)
The British Mission and Neils Bohr
64(2)
Major Breakdown #2: Information Access
66(2)
Major Breakdown #3: Relaxed Travel Restrictions
68(10)
The Impossible Secret
78(16)
Proof
94(13)
General Groves' Blinders
95(1)
Soviet Spy #1: Klaus Fuchs
96(2)
Soviet Spy #2: Theodore Hall
98(4)
Soviet Spy #3: David Greenglass
102(2)
The Paradox of Freedom and Security at Los Alamos
104(3)
Site Y Security Chronology 107(5)
Samples Formal and Informal Manhattan Project Code Names 112
Photographs 79-93(114)
Notes 114(30)
Bibliography 144(10)
Index 154

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